Flagstaff Liberalism Remains Firmly Entrenched

indefdetentionFlagstaff continues its slimey ways!

Despite passionate speeches by nearly a dozen Flagstaff Residents in support of a resolution supporting House Bill 2573 (Liberty Preservation Act), six of seven Flagstaff council members said they were not interested in moving forward.

The proposal for a resolution supporting HB2573 (a bill that protects Arizonans from sections 1021 and 1022 of the NDAA which authorize indefinite detention of American citizens without a trial or formal charges) was brought forward by council member Jeff Oravits. [snip]

Oravits says: “One week after Council voted for a Civil Rights Ordinance, they decided not to allow my Resolution to go to vote.

One of the reasons given, they did not have time to read the 2 page House Bill.”

UPDATE: The Flagstaff City Council issued the following statement on their website:

“Due to technical difficulties the first 1 1/2 hour of the work session did not record. We apologize for this inconvenience. Items presented/discussed during this time included: Public Participation, Item 10 and Item 6.”

This means that all of last night’s NDAA discussion in front of the council has vanished from the record.

Read it all at Flag Liberty Blog.

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One Response to Flagstaff Liberalism Remains Firmly Entrenched

  1. Glen says:

    Remember the infamous “eighteen-minute gap” in the Watergate tapes?

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